Animated text doesn't display on my Web site

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dikjenkins

I've had a web site for 2 years. The header on the home
page contains a logo and to the right of that three lines
of animated text will appear as the page is loaded. The
page displays properly when PREVIEWED in FrontPage2003 but
not on any of my other 3 machines at the home when view in
IE 6.0. The site displays perfectly when I view it from
other pubically accessed machines such as the library. By
the way you can see this home page by visiting
www.mhs1955.com

I suspect my security settings are causing this but have
no way of proving this. I also receive a pop-up from time
to time telling me certain features contained on web sites
will not display properly because of Active X settings, or
features contained in messages (Outlook 2002) will not
display. Exact wording from Outlook: "This HTML message
contains script, which Outlook cannot display. This may
affect how the message appears."

I've scanning my security settings, turning options on,
then off, to no avail. What settings would cause this
problem?

Thank you, Dick Jenkins
 
you can see this home page by visiting

There is something suspicious going on there.
My guess is that the site has been hacked.

Try opening a connection with it using a telnet client.

telnet -f telnet.txt www.mhs1955.com 80

When the screen clears type: GET /
(That's GET <space><slash><Enter>)

I got a message from there with:
<example>
Hacked by Q8crackers . man i rooted your box 9978749068 times give it up! befcake.org
</example>


Equally suspicious is the the list of connections which appears
if you try to use that site with IE. E.g. monitor the connections with:

netstat -asop tcp 9

(Establishes a 9 second loop. Press Ctrl-c to end the loop.)
FWIW I see more than some standard port 80 HTTP connections then. ;o


What kind of server is/was it?


Good luck

Robert Aldwinckle
 

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